CODEWITHSUNDEEP
python
santaigo iino
santaigo iino

Reputation: 13

Why is the if-part in my program never true?

This is my first program and this is just the part of the code that's not working. I don't know what is wrong and if someone can help me I will be happy. The problem happens when you win, instead of printing the if part, it prints the else part.

import re

import random 

def game ():
    while True: 
        print("Welcome to heads or tails")

        N = input("""Amount of money to bet :
$""")
        n = int(N)
        r = range (0,101,10)
        if n in r:
            print ("Start the game!!" )
            T = input ("""How many heads?
 """)
            t= int(T)
            a= range (0,11)
            if t in a :
                B = input("""How many tails?
 """)
                b=int(B)
                if b in a and b+t== 10:



                    headsCount = 0
                    tailsCount = 0
                    count = 0

                    while count < 10 :
                        coin = random.randrange(2)
                        if coin == 0:
                            headsCount +=1
                            print ("Heads")
                        else:
                            tailsCount +=1
                            print ("Tails")
                        count +=1
                    score1= str(headsCount)
                    score2= str(tailsCount)
                    print (score1 + " times it was heads")
                    print (score2 + " times it was tails")

#Here is where i think the problem is        
                    if headsCount==t and tailsCount==b:
                        print("You winn!")
                    else :
                        print("Try again, i'm sure that this time you're       going to win!")
                        x = input("""press p to continue or q to exit
 """ )
                        if x== ("q"):
                            print('godbye, see you soon!')
                            break
                        if x == ("p"):
                            game()
            if b in a and b+t< 10:
                print ("You have to select more times")

    else:
        print ("Multiples of 10 only")
game ()

Upvotes: 0

Views: 75

Answers (1)

Kevin
Kevin

Reputation: 76184

if score1==t and score2==b:

t and b are integers, and score1 and score2 are strings. A string will never compare equal to an integer, so your if clause will never be true.

Try changing it to:

if headsCount==t and tailsCount==b:

Upvotes: 3

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